"This flexing of regional electoral power was key for Republicans and included a strong message for Postmasters. The red areas, those counties that decided the election, are postal reliant. NAPUS will remind our elected leaders about the importance of guaranteeing universal mail services to rural America. Voters and businesses that send or receive mail in these areas have little choice other than the USPS."
"On the day that President Bush declared victory, he made two 'recess appointments' to the Postal Board of Governors. As anticipated, the President appointed Carolyn Gallagher and Louis Guilano. The two new Board members would serve for one year, pending Senate confirmation for a full term. Governor Jim Miller is approaching the one-year anniversary of his recess appointment, which means that he will be off the Board unless the President renominates him and the Senate confirms him."
E-NAPUS Legislative Newsletter
4 comments:
So now the great almighty Bush will finish the job he avoided before the election, and all of the idiots who voted for him that work for the postal service will reap what they sow. Get ready for the big screw job to your pay, benefits and retirement and possibly your job!
Bush is not responsible for the post office problems. Unions that defend worthless workers that would not last one day on a job outside the postoffice and management that is built on the good ole boy system is what will cost you your jobs.
There is your Bush supporter speaking above.. It is never any fault of Bush.. Just like the problems we have now is this country is never any fault of Bush, it was Clinton's fault, 9/11, the liberals.. Well, Bush has it all in his hands the next four years without any excuses to use, we shall see then..
The funny thing about Bush is he the leader of the Republicans, whose mantra is "privatize, privatize, privatize," but W was a lousy businessman. Look it up. The only accomplishment the man has ever had is being the son of a powerful man. He sucked at Yale, he sucked in the oil business... ad nauseum. Bush - the Man for the Mediocre!
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